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Do people not realize that most College Stadiums are geographically located in a way to optimize potential visitors. All of these SEC schools have stadiums in ****hole towns and their fanbase isn't asking them to move the stadiums to the state capital or some large cityl.

My post was in regards to a small stadium with a Natty. No one understood my humor :(

There is always a chance but highly unlikely.

You would probably get another 5k in standing room only seats. We are filling more than 55k seats except during 1 or 2 big games a year and that is if we are playing well.

I vision a scenario similar to Oprah's free cars, except free yachts. Just look under your chair. I mean, why the **** not?

My post was in relation to tickets and I offered a comparable example. Obviously things like politics, and cost are completely different between the two. My argument is we don't need a stadium larger than about 50k and I think our attendance reflects that.

Why would less available tickets not cause the price per ticket to increase?

You better hope that Cincinnati doesn't win it all.

Why not? The Braves built a smaller stadium outside of the city and now more people go.

I raise you the University of Central Florida.

I mean Harvard has some titles and their stadium seats 30k.

With less seats the cost of seats would go up. The Atlanta Braves downsized when they moved from Turner to Truist but the experience is a million times better.

Georgia Tech's stadium seats 55k. BYU's stadium seats 63K.

Building a new high school, which probably costs $300M would be a start to satisfy those in Coral Gables. Money always wins, you just need the right amount.